mchainmail
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RWT can still happen. Let's say player A has an easter (5 mill) and player B (the bot) has 15 mill cash. Player A can sell his easter to B for 5.25 mill, then buy it back for 4.75 mill, netting a 500k transfer. This can be repeated multiple times.
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you mentioned amulets, what method did you use? Regardless, awesome level, 99/100
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I would highly recommend it for agility, because you typically lose a couple points every so often and can regain those points with the bracelet. However, I don't know of any other uses.
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Your topic reminds me of one key issue of RWT that I believe Jagex has lost sight of. There are two types of RWT.
The first is the macro/sweatshop based RWT, where companies in China and elsewhere produce gold which can be sold.
However, the second type is entirely different in the method, though the result is the same. Wealthy stakers/merchanters (not going to name names) have, from time to time sold gold. However, the gold these players collected was through mostly legitimate methods, such as merchanting and monster hunting. In short, by these players selling gold, the gameplay for everyone else does not become worse.
Therefore, this second group of players should not be targeted because their actions do not destroy the game for the remainder of players because they do play the game as it is supposed to be played.
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the "farming" option gives pretty much all allotment and hop seeds and flowers. It is not worth it.
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I'm guessing theres some super duper encrypted message here... :-kDon't put all your "eggs" in one basket.Just don't spend all of your money on eggs. Make sure you have a bit saved up for day-to-day expenses.
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If you are looking for wc exp, then you're find cutting oaks. But oaks are like 16 gp ea right now, so it is barely worth it to cut them for money/construction/fletching.
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Don't put all your "eggs" in one basket.
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Unless someone else has corrected this, I do not see where this information will go in the guide.
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Thank you for the correction, it has been fixed. Unfortunately credit is not given for spelling corrections.
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on the heels of the second note, perhaps another note saying "please remember that you will be charged market price when rebuying."
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It's been updated.
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wow, nice image. However, we are currently in the process of making all of the item db pictures transparent. Also, when you have a very large number of sweets (like 100) the picture changes yet again.
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Added to the Item DB. If there are any other guides that need to be updated, please pm me.
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It's been changed, snake6man, you have been credited.
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Remember, Java can only handle 2^31-1 in numbers (2.147B something) so if your bank would more than that it would display a negative number.
Java can handle longer numbers if a double (or similar) value was used. However, the easiest thing would be using 1 long for the numbers, and a second long for the log(value) so you could make an accurate guess.
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Goraks are also pretty good (though they are a high combat level).
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it's fixed now. What name do you want cited in the credits?
EDIT: I didn't see the edit until now, it's changed, so:
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since this is solved now,
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I've made the recommended changes of the Champion's guide. However, I will leave this thread unlocked for now in case there is anything else.
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Don't use all sharks. Rather, use monkfish (and maybe a couple sharks)
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I don't really mind Random Events when I play or when I'm trying to level a skill. The only time I get annoyed with them is when I get one of which who's outfit I've already fully collected, aka Mime, Army Demon, Leiderhosen, and so on.
I think Macroers will still find a way around some Random Events though oh well I just deal with them and take them as they come.
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I particularly like mazes, they tend to give good rewards over 50k a lot of times.
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This has been posted many times before.
The answer is always the same: NO company deliberately drives off customers from a successful product thinking that will make them more likely to sign up for a new one. Never. Ever.
It is Jagex we're talking about after all. A lot of your writings have openly criticized Jagex for things no "normal" company would do.
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That's a pretty good setup right there with your stats.
Runecrafting guide update
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I've edited that part out of the guide, thanks for your submission.